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Booklet 3.4 RNS 510
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Note
Please also refer to the additional information
on MP3 mode
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page 28 ....
Inserting and ejecting CD/DVDs
Audio CDslDVDs and MP3 CDsIDVDs, as well as video DVDs can be played in the
internal CDIDVD drive.
To select a
CD/DVD
that has already been
inserted in the internal CD/DVD drive
again, please read ~ page 24, "Selecting a
track or an audio source".
Inserting a CD/DVD
- Push the CDIDVD with the printed side
facing up into the CD/DVD slot to the
point where it is automatically pulled into
the unit
~
CD.
Playback starts automati-
cally (exception
~
page 19, "CD cannot be
read").
Ejecting a CD/DVD
- Press
~
to move the CD/DVD in the in-
ternal CD/DVD drive to the eject position.
- Remove the CDIDVD.
A
CO/OVD
will be retracted back into the player
to prevent damage unless removed from the
ejection position within around ten seconds.
Playable MP3 and WMA files can also be stored
on the unit's hard drive ~ page 30.
WMA files (Windows Media Audio)
Audio files that have been compressed via Win-
dows Media Audio may also be copyright pro-
tected by the DRM process (Digital Rights Man-
agement). The unit does not support WMA files
protected in this way.
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WARNING
• Please refer to ~ page
19,
"General infor-
mation on CD/DVD mode" and ~ page 53,
"Important information on operating the CD
player".
CD
Caution
• Inserting a second
CD/DVD
while an in-
serted CD/DVD is being ejected can destroy the
CD/DVD
drive in the unit. Note that it takes a
few seconds to eject the CD/DVD after pressing
the eject button @. The protective barrier in
front of the CDIDVD slot is opened while this is
happening. You must wait until the
CO/D\!])
is
ejected before trying to insert a new
CD/D\!]).
• COs/OVDs
should always be sto red in the
rack from the Genuine Volkswagen accessories
range or in the original case when not in use.
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Note
• Uneven road surfaces and strong vibrations
may cause the
CDIDVD
to jump. The CD
ID\!])
play function should be switched offin this case.
• If the unit cannot read a CD
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DVD please also
refer to ~ page 19, "General information on
CD/D\!]) mode".
• With cabriolet car models, for anti-theft rea -
sons, the ignition key must be inserted in the ig-
nition when the eject button@ is pressed . ...
Booklet 3.4 RNS 510
Inserting or removing a memory card
MP3 files stored on a memory card can either be played directly from the card or
stored on the unit's hard drive.
To re-select a memory card that has al-
ready been inserted, please read
~ page 24, "Selecting a track or an audio
source".
Inserting a memory card
- Push the memory card into the memory
card slot ~ page 2, fig. 1
0,
with the
clipped corner to the front and right (hori-
zontal card slot) or to the front and top
(vertical card slot), until it engages into
place. Playback starts automatically (ex-
ception
~
page 23, "Memory card empty
or data unreadable").
Removing a memory card
- Push on the inserted memory card
against the spring resistance and the card
will "jump" to its eject pOSition.
- Remove the memory card .
Only MP3 files and unprotected WMA fLIes can
be read from an SD card ~ page 22, "WMA files
(Windows Media Audio)". Other data will be ig-
nored.
Playable MP3 and WMA files can also be stored
on the unit's hard drive ~ page 30.
Memory card empty or data unreadable
If you insert a memory card that does not con-
tain any audio files, the unit will
nOI
change
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memory card mode. In the
audio menu,
the
(so
cmd)
function key on the top line ofthe screen
remains inactive and the function cannot be se-
lected
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page 20, fig. 13.
Requirements for the memory card
The memory card slot accepts memory cards
with a size of32 mm x 24 mm x
2.1
mm or
1.4
mm.
The unit can read SO memory cards ("Secure
Digital Memory Cards") and MMC memory
cards ("Multimedia Cards") with a capacity of up
t02GB.
Other memory cards that fit the slot physically,
such as SOHC cards ("Secure Digital High-Ca-
pacity Memory Cards")' cannol be read . ...
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